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 Foreign Affairs › Re: Beirut, Lebanon Explosion: Father Trying To Save His Son by PanAC: 9:06am On Aug 05, 2020 |
Amotolongbo:Clap for your self . So what Christianity did about 1000 years ago is what Islam is doing now. That is your justification ? So Islam is 1000 years behind Christianity ?? 11 Likes |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Pierre-emerick Aubameyang Nets Twice As Arsenal Wins The FA Cup by PanAC: 8:06pm On Aug 01, 2020 |
14 times . An English record 38 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Reps Probe North-East Commission As "N100bn Vanishes In One Year" by PanAC: 10:30pm On Jul 24, 2020 |
seunmsg:No problem But don’t assume a high moral ground when another person does the same thing as if you don’t do it. The things inherent in this country are : tribalism , nepotism , religious divisions , unequal democracy (Animal Farm ), godfatherism and so many other things . Imagine if you’re put in a position to conduct a detailed audit on a very prominent and loyal Party member. I daresay the audit will be over even before it begins. 100% clean bill of health. There’s no way on earth you would indict him |
| Politics › Re: Reps Probe North-East Commission As "N100bn Vanishes In One Year" by PanAC: 6:39pm On Jul 24, 2020 |
seunmsg:We don’t need to go far . You have joined the group of those tarnishing Obaseki’s reputation online these past few weeks. Are you a member of Ise Iyamu’s campaign team ? A man who was formerly described as a thief by Oshiomole . But because he’s in APC now , you lot have completed a straight 180 degree turn. Now I ask you , what were your comments on Ize Iyamu and Obaseki in 2016 ? Be honest. |
| Politics › Re: Reps Probe North-East Commission As "N100bn Vanishes In One Year" by PanAC: 6:32am On Jul 24, 2020 |
seunmsg:So you consider yourself to be an objective commentator on the issues of corruption in this country . I can easily dig up your posts where you have deflected or even vigorously defended similar cases involving people from a certain ethnic group and/or party . It’s only those who don’t know you that’ll be deceived by this garb you’re wearing today. |
| Crime › Re: Tyrese Haspil, Fahim Saleh's PA Being Arrested (Video) by PanAC: 6:01am On Jul 18, 2020 |
TANTUMERGO007:Lol I wanna know why you think so |
| Health › Re: Russia Tested COVID-19 Vaccine On Humans Successfully by PanAC: 4:41pm On Jul 13, 2020 |
olaboy33:But even Forbes says they’re the first country to complete human trials https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2020/07/13/russia-completes-human-trials-of-covid-19-vaccine/ |
| Health › Re: 575 New COVID-19 Cases, 163 Discharged And 9 Deaths On July 6 by PanAC: 3:49am On Jul 07, 2020*. Modified: 4:08am On Jul 07, 2020 |
1milixcxx:But you’re also guilty of the offence of distribution of child pornography by sharing that link. Delete it now Seun lalasticlala Sissy3 dominique |
| Crime › Re: Bandits Kill Seven People In Katsina by PanAC: 3:10pm On Jun 20, 2020 |
Was it not the same village we received news yesterday that bandits had encircled and were about to strike ? https://www.nairaland.com/5938348/armed-bandits-surround-kasai-katsina So the army unit in the areas was notified and yet the attack still happened |
| Politics › Re: Hushpuppi: Abike Dabiri-Erewa Reacts, "Not All Nigerians Abroad Are Fraudulent" by PanAC: 2:08pm On Jun 19, 2020 |
raker300:Did she do that ? 3 Likes |
| Sports › Re: Mainz 05 Football Club Savagely Hits Back At A Racist Fan After Racist Comments by PanAC: 7:10pm On Jun 10, 2020 |
nijabazaar:To answer your question, it’s right to complain if local talent is denied at the expense of foreign talent . But you referred to them as Chinese, Europeans, Tunisians meaning they’re not Nigerians. So your analogy is not really comparable to what the fan said If the white people playing in Enyimba have accepted Nigerian citizenship , then they can be referred to as local talent . So if you complain about them based on their SKIN COLOUR even after they became Nigerians , then yes you’re racist. The fan should’ve expressed concern at the high number of FOREIGNERS in the club but instead he expressed concern at the high number of BLACK people. Guess why he could not do so . Cos most of the black players are German citizens. So yes he’s a racist |
| Sports › Re: Mainz 05 Football Club Savagely Hits Back At A Racist Fan After Racist Comments by PanAC: 6:54pm On Jun 10, 2020 |
silverlord:You’re smart |
| Sports › Re: Mainz 05 Football Club Savagely Hits Back At A Racist Fan After Racist Comments by PanAC: 6:52pm On Jun 10, 2020 |
Grandmeister:No. If he’s really concerned about German talents being ignored, then he should’ve expressly said: number of FOREIGN players in the club. Instead he complained about BLACK players . Foreign players refers to everyone from outside Germany including white players from UK, Portugal etc. Black players refers to people of a certain skin colour (even if they’re German citizens) . I hope the distinction is clearer now  |
| Family › Re: How Arewa Husband Dance Challenge Turned Controversial by PanAC: 8:56pm On Jun 07, 2020 |
An oppressive culture I hope Yenefer was not affected 1 Like |
| Health › Re: Abuja COVID-19 Response Team On Strike Over Non-payment Of Allowances by PanAC: 12:33pm On Jun 03, 2020 |
Wait what ?? 30,000 daily  10 Likes 1 Share |
| Crime › Re: #JusticeForBarakat: Barakat Bello Raped And Killed In Ibadan by PanAC: 11:34am On Jun 03, 2020 |
[quote author= post=90260971]The hijab-wearing Barakat Bello was allegedly murdered while she was struggling to resist rape. All rapists should be sentenced to DEATH....after adequate and thorough investigation. There should be no 2 ways about it. This will deter some dogs from raping our girls.... The girl in Jigawa that experienced rape at the hands of 11 men on different occasions; did not do anything wrong. She did not dress in a revealing manner. In fact, she is just a 12-year-old girl. To those people looking for a reason to blame the victim, sorry, she did nothing wrong. Furthermore, the gruesome rape and murder of Uwaila Omozuwa in a church shows that no place is indeed safe. No one can blame her for being at the wrong place. No one can blame for going to ‘his’ place at night. She was reading in a church. A place of refuge, a place she felt most secured. However, she underestimated the fact that a beast was lurking around. So sad. The dastardly rape and brutal murder of Uwa has invalidated all claims and views about rape. How could she have prevented what happened? If her parent had called that day and she told them she was reading in a church; they would have had no reason to be concerned. However, they got the worst news a parent could ever get. ‘Your daughter is dead, raped and killed in a bloody church.’ A girl/woman is constantly vulnerable to rape. As a toddler, she is at risk of rape from people most trusted by her parents. At the risk of family members or relatives raping her. In school, her teacher could be a beast in human form. Even her friend’s or boyfriend’s place is also a dangerous place? So where is safe for her? The truth is that a girl/woman should not be in constant fear. Everywhere and every place should be safe for her. She is not responsible for caging those perverts. That’s the job of society. Maybe all men are potential rapists that need to undergo some sort of therapy. We owe it to our daughters, wives, and mothers to immediately commence a national awareness on rape. Organize therapy sessions to purge traits of rape in everyman. Because the animals that perpetrate rape are not products of immaculate conception. Indeed, they are born by women, perhaps have female siblings, and maybe even female children (Lord have mercy). Rape is indeed a pandemic, a never-ending pandemic. According to a National Survey carried out in 2014 on Violence Against Children in Nigeria; it was confirmed that one in four females reported experiencing sexual violence in childhood; with approximately 70% reporting more than one incident of sexual violence. In the same study, it was found that 24.8% of females aged 18 to 24 years experienced sexual abuse; prior to age 18 of which 5.0% sought help, with only 3.5% receiving any services. These statistics are grim enough. Unfortunately, rape is under-reported. People, due to stigmatization don’t want to report rape. We have a justice system that makes reporting rape seems like adding extra burden on the victim. The same police that victims are supposed to report to allegedly raped sex workers with sachet water nylon in Abuja not too long ago. Even at that, there is a need to have a system that can guarantee justice; for both the accused and the victim without destroying both in the process. I understand that there is a national outrage in the wake of the sad incident involving Uwa. People are angry. Personally, I am livid. But the anger should be directed at creating a solution. Changing the existing legislation, awareness on rape and most importantly; everyone needs to create that safe environment for girls/women. If you hear a troubling sound from your neighbour, knock on that door and ask questions. If you see a man or a boy getting too cozy with a little girl; poke your nose in the matter. In fact, your little “amebo” could help prevent rape or molestation. Parents, take time to talk to your sons and male wards that a girl’s body is her absolute right with her total discretion on whom and when to give. Consent is hers to give and withdraw at will. In fact, she can give at first round and withdraw it at second. More so, she has the right to withdraw such consent in the middle of the action. Also, parents, you should be your daughters’ confidant. Let her be able to talk to you. Father, sex talk with your daughter is not gross. Let her be able to talk to you. There is nothing like settling it within the family. If punishing perpetrators of rape would shatter the family, then let it be. If the animal had thought about the family, he would not have done it. As tempting as it is to talk about rape and molestation of boys also, I will refrain from it. Today is all about girls and women. The only hope would be that we would not have to wait until tragedy strikes again; before raising a voice. False rape accusation Creating a rape-free society as elucidated earlier involves getting everyone behind it. Most importantly men, not just because the main transgressors are of our gender. But because the victims are our siblings, mothers and children. Also, we are vulnerable to false accusations. Creating a better justice system that will guarantee justice for victims in rape cases; will also help people facing false accusations. This is not just a time for rage. It is a time to work in creating that system which works for all victims. The lack of a reliable system has made people turn to social media for settling or seeking justice on rape-related cases. However, social media has shown that it is not equipped for the endeavour. As a court of opinion, yes, but a court of justice, no. It is in everyone’s best interest to create a safe environment for our girls and women. But most importantly, on the rare occasion that some beat the safety net; there should be a place for swift and fair justice. S.O ALL OF US @ [/b] SAY NO TO RAPE over and over again!! [b] And as we are SAYING NO TO RAPE, WE ALSO SAY NO TO FALSE ACCUSATIONS OF RAPE. They are both as DANGEROUS as one another! [/quote]Thank you We need to speak up more on issues like this . Seun The truth is that this nairaland somehow contributes indirectly to the demeaning and victimization of Nigerian women . Take a look at the type of threads that the super mods have pushed to front page in the past few months. You’ll see several high traffic ones where all manner of vile and derogatory comments about women are made . For example , a slowpoke checks his girlfriend’s phone and then rushes to nairaland to post about the contents of the said phone. In a flash , you see them descend on it and use that opportunity to unleash venom on our womenfolk and next thing the thread is on the front page. How is this helping our society please ? I will create a proper thread on this issue very soon. 6 Likes 1 Share |
| Food › Re: Strange And Ugly Animal Killed Today By A Nairalander. (pics) by PanAC: 7:14pm On May 30, 2020 |
The kind of poverty and primitivity pervasive in in this country is becoming nauseating 1 Like |
| Car Talk › Re: "The Car Is Worth 100m, The Cloth Is 15k A Yard", Young Northerner Brags by PanAC: 12:52pm On May 28, 2020 |
ArticleBeast:Lol you finished the idiot |
| Politics › Re: The 16 Allegations Raised Against Adesina, AfDB President The US Wants Revisited by PanAC: 5:20pm On May 27, 2020 |
seunmsg:Look at this guy  These allegations are not watery at all 1 Like |
| Health › Re: Pool Party At Lake Of The Ozarks Missouri Shows Crowd Ignoring Social Distancing by PanAC: 2:16am On May 27, 2020 |
tillaman:And red necks 1 Like |
| Health › Kaduna Health Workers Strike- The Other Side Of The Story by PanAC(op): 5:41am On May 24, 2020 |
I read an article yesterday here on nairaland about the strike in Kaduna due to deduction of 25% of their salaries . I condemned it for the same reasons as almost every other person who commented (health workers are meant to be encouraged at this time not alienated) Afterwards, I went online to see if I could find some more info. (Our leaders usually defend their unintelligent decisions with flimsy explanations in press releases). What I found gave me second thoughts about the strike action decision by the health workers . I’ll post a summary so you can draw your own conclusions [b] While it is true that there’s a 25% salary deduction from every government employee in Kaduna who earns above 50,000 monthly, however health workers are being paid additional amounts as part of an Occupational Safety Initiative as follows: -High risk staff are receiving a compensation of N15,000 per day. This refers to all cadres of personnel who are in close contact with Covid-19 patients;. -Medium risk staff are receiving N10,000 per day. These are officers involved in taking samples, transferring patients to treatment centres, tracing contacts etc.; -Low risk staff are receiving N5,000 per day. -The Kaduna government is also paying a monthly incentive of 10% of net pay to each and every health worker in its hospitals and primary health centres -In addition, the Kaduna State Government has paid premiums for an enhanced insurance package for health workers that raises the death and disability benefits to N5m and N2.5m respectively. -The insurance package also includes payment of N100,000 per day for 10 days to health workers who get infected with Covid-19. [/b] These are the key points. Read the full press release here . Any kaduna health worker here ? Is this true ? https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/394000-kaduna-govt-responds-to-strike-threat-by-states-health-workers.html cc Mynd44 lalasticlala P.s Why’s the BOLD button not working ? I need to highlight the key points |
| Crime › Re: NDLEA Discovers ‘First-Ever’ Indian Hemp Oil Lab In Lagos by PanAC: 5:09am On May 24, 2020 |
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| Properties › Re: Please Help. My Apartment Is Being Haunted By A Ghost. by PanAC: 3:09am On May 24, 2020 |
DenreleDave: chai The amount of advice just flying back and forth here lol You’d think all nairalanders are spiritualists 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Umahi: We Won't Allow Almajiris Come Into Ebonyi State by PanAC: 9:03pm On May 20, 2020 |
Oga governor Stop talking and do your work . Action speaks louder than words |
| Politics › Re: Nothing Like Niger-delta Or South-south – Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB Leader Speaks by PanAC: 8:09pm On May 20, 2020 |
adekolaelect:Okay Mr Man . First of all constructive criticism is welcome . The post by that moniker or his previous posts does not in anyway even remotely resemble constructive criticism . Secondly if people have been insulting obasanjo/Jonathan/buhari who is/was supposed to represent them at the highest but failed in their opinion, you could argue that they may have a legitimate right to do so. The immediate case that comes to mind is the 70 year old man who returned to his village in katsina (or some other state in the north) and discovered that his kinsmen had been killed and his cattle and crops were destroyed. Do you support his imprisonment because he cried out ? That was the least thing he could have done. Thirdly while I’m not an Nnamdi Kanu follower, let’s analyze his message objectively. What he said about the interconnected cultures is a fact . Even if you go as far Cameroon, in the southwestern part , you’ll find tribes there with similar cultures as Akwa Ibom . Same way you go to Benin Republic and you’ll find Yoruba . I mean real Yoruba people . No thanks to British and French politicking that resulted in the division you have today So the post by that moniker is not only stupid , but it’s inflammatory and it’s obvious (unless you want to deliberately side-step the fact ) that he deserves to be banned for his track record all over Nairaland. By the way Igbos don’t need Biafra before they can establish a business or residence anywhere in the Niger Delta. According to the constitution of Nigeria. So your friend’s comment (as are many of his other posts ) is just simply asinine |
| Politics › Re: Nothing Like Niger-delta Or South-south – Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB Leader Speaks by PanAC: 7:25pm On May 20, 2020 |
adekolaelect:I only intimidate stupid people . I engage in intelligent discourse with sane people . And I’m not an Ipob or Nnamdi Kanu follower . Don’t be silly. There’s no basis or fact to support that assumption . He said his mind ! Really ? Why don’t you go about insulting people under the guise of speaking your mind and see how far you go in life . An account that was created solely to spread insults should be banned |
| Business › Re: Emefiele Accuses Nigerian Business Moguls Of Using Illegal Markets (Video) by PanAC: 6:56pm On May 20, 2020 |
vedaxcool:What are you going off about ? because of hate THEY put his name and THEY’RE now pressing on with slander. What does this mean exactly ? |
| Politics › Re: Nothing Like Niger-delta Or South-south – Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB Leader Speaks by PanAC: 5:50pm On May 20, 2020*. Modified: 6:08pm On May 20, 2020 |
dheilaw1:He’s an online bully Going through his posts , it’s obvious that his uncivilized comments will not be condoned anywhere if the cloak of anonymity were to be removed. Some of the things he types cannot be repeated in a workplace , in a church or in a mosque where civilized people gather . It will be particularly interesting to uncover the identities of some of these online people , what they do on day to day basis, profile them and find out why they’re the way they are . And it’s not really that hard to do so I have taken sometime to respond to you in the hope that you’ll be less idiotic in your manners going forward. You’re welcome. |
| Politics › Re: BREAKING: FEC Approves N623m For Customs To Buy Computers by PanAC: 5:28pm On May 20, 2020 |
Where the APC apologists ? |
| Politics › Re: The Self-defeating Idiocy Of Nigerian Secessionist Movements by PanAC: 4:59pm On May 20, 2020 |
Tissaia:You can copy and paste all you like to try to appear learned. We know you’re a quarter educated female typical Fulani whose cross-eyed view of the globe is shaped by religious/ jihadic indoctrinations and whose mind is extremely devoid of socially acceptable thought processes. |
| Politics › Re: How Did General Ironsi Overtake Wellington Bassey In Rank? by PanAC: 4:46pm On May 20, 2020 |
The intentions of the OP has been exposed . His lies done and busted . His untruths have been laid bare and naked for all to see. Time to exit the thread. 9 Likes |
| Politics › Re: How Did General Ironsi Overtake Wellington Bassey In Rank? by PanAC: 3:44pm On May 20, 2020 |
Yujin:Don’t mind the fool 1 Like |
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